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Rubbermaid’s Convertible Cart

 Rubbermaid Commercial Product's New Convertible Utility Cart

Rubbermaid Commercial Products recently introduced a new convertible utility cart that I believe might be one of the most useful and innovative products they have introduced to date. I recently used a demo unit here at PJP to transport a few boxes around the office and accross the warehouse.

According to Rubbermaid Commercial Products, this new cart allows the user to quickly convert it from its storage position to a platform truck and then to a 2 shelf utility cart in virtually seconds. Without the need for tools, complex buttons, this cart can be converted by simply utilizing the users momentum and stepping on the quick release foot peddle. I found that this is true and not only is it easy, but extremely smooth. The move-able hinges and parts do not stick and move freely without any interruption.

When folded down the cart can be easily stored to fit any space that is 12″ high (under a shelf or table) or 12″ wide (standing up on its end and next to shelf or wall). I currently have this item stored between two filing cabinets in my cubicle.

The 5 inch casters are very smooth to roll on both carpet, tile, concrete, sidewalks and virtually any place you need to take your cargo. They also allow you to easily swing the cart 360 degrees and navigate around tight corners and obstructions like desks, and through doorways.

Overall the cart appears to be bulky in size, being that is made of rubbermaid’s durable plastic and a metal construction, but when measured it is same width (23 3/4 in), length (45 1/4 in), and height (43.8 in) as other traditional carts. With a 250lb load capacity this cart can easily hold most boxes, tools and other cargo.

Anyone looking for a new utility cart or platform truck should consider this convertible utility cart, as it really is two carts in one at an affordable price.


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